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  • Janmashtami celebrated at Kasauli International Public School with devotion and cultural fervour

    Janmashtami celebrated at Kasauli International Public School with devotion and cultural fervour

     

    Sanwara (Solan), September 6: Kasauli International Public School, Sanwara, celebrated Shri Krishna Janmashtami on September 4 with devotional fervour and a series of cultural programmes.

    The celebrations began with the ceremonial lighting of the lamp by Principal Poonam Thakur and CEO Dr Sanjeev Mainra. The school premises and temple were decorated with flowers and colourful embellishments for the occasion.

    Young students dressed as Radha and Krishna added to the festive atmosphere. Students presented a range of cultural performances, including a tableau depicting Radha and Krishna, devotional dances, bhajans and songs. Speeches based on the life and teachings of Lord Krishna also highlighted the values associated with the festival.

    Addressing the gathering, Principal Poonam Thakur extended Janmashtami greetings and said the life of Lord Krishna continues to inspire people to follow the path of love, truth and righteousness.

    CEO Dr Sanjeev Mainra said the message of Karmayoga from the Shrimad Bhagavad Gita remains relevant even today. He encouraged students to incorporate the ideals and teachings of Lord Krishna into their lives.

    Managing Director Hira Thakur conveyed Janmashtami greetings to students, teachers and parents. He said cultural festivals help children remain connected with their roots and values while strengthening their moral foundation.

    The celebrations concluded with the distribution of prasad among those present. The gathering also offered collective prayers for happiness, peace and prosperity in the world.

  • Dahi Handi celebration held at Bahra University on Janmashtami

    Dahi Handi celebration held at Bahra University on Janmashtami

    Waknaghat, September 3: Bahra University, Waknaghat, celebrated Janmashtami with an inter-departmental ‘Makhan Chor–Dahi Handi’ competition, in which teams from various departments participated with enthusiasm.

    Teams from Core Engineering, Hotel Management, Management, Alpha School, School of Law and Forensic Sciences took part in the competition. Students demonstrated coordination, physical strength and team spirit as they attempted to break the Dahi Handi.

    The Core Engineering team secured the first position after breaking the handi in 56 seconds. The achievement was greeted with applause and cheers from students and members of the university community.

    Vice-Chancellor Prof R.P. Nanta, Registrar Vineet Kumar and Pro Vice-Chancellor Prof Dr Sushil, along with deans, heads of departments, faculty members, staff and students, attended the event.

    The Janmashtami celebrations also provided an opportunity for students to recall the life and teachings of Lord Krishna and reflect on values associated with Indian culture and traditions. The university said the event aimed to promote cooperation, leadership and team spirit among students.

    Bahra University Chairman Sardar Gurwinder Singh Bahra and Vice-Chairman Gurinder Singh Bahra extended Janmashtami greetings to the university community. They appreciated the students’ participation and said such activities help develop leadership qualities, collaboration and a sense of collective responsibility among students.